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Leopards complete game three comeback for the sweep

La Verne senior left fielder Nolan Anguiano rounds third base looking to score in the second game of the Leopards’ doubleheader against the Whittier Poets on Saturday at Ben Hines Field. This was a high scoring game, with the Leopards beating the Poets, 17-15. La Verne swept the weekend series with Whittier, giving them a record of 8-1 overall and 3-0 in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Next up for the Leopards is a game against Wisconsin-La Crosse at 2 p.m. Friday at Ben Hines Field, followed by a doubleheader with Willamette on Saturday. / photo by Christen Ziska
La Verne senior left fielder Nolan Anguiano rounds third base looking to score in the second game of the Leopards’ doubleheader against the Whittier Poets on Saturday at Ben Hines Field. This was a high scoring game, with the Leopards beating the Poets, 17-15. La Verne swept the weekend series with Whittier, giving them a record of 8-1 overall and 3-0 in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Next up for the Leopards is a game against Wisconsin-La Crosse at 2 p.m. Friday at Ben Hines Field, followed by a doubleheader with Willamette on Saturday. / photo by Christen Ziska
Jason Givens, senior right fielder for La Verne, waits for his pitch in the second game of Saturday afternoon’s doubleheader against Whittier at Ben Hines Field. Down by three in the bottom of the eighth, La Verne scored five runs to complete their weekend sweep of the Poets. / photo by Christen Ziska
Jason Givens, senior right fielder for La Verne, waits for his pitch in the second game of Saturday afternoon’s doubleheader against Whittier at Ben Hines Field. Down by three in the bottom of the eighth, La Verne scored five runs to complete their weekend sweep of the Poets. / photo by Christen Ziska
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Christen Ziska is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. She is a junior communications major with a concentration in public relations. She plans to become a social media coordinator for an NBA team.

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